The outcome of bending a blackhole to itself

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Bending the accretion disk and ergosphere of a black hole to intersect with the inner horizon near the singularity is theoretically intriguing but practically impossible. The ergosphere is fixed by the black hole's mass, charge, and rotation, making it unbendable. Additionally, the accretion disk is not a solid structure, similar to the gaseous rings of Saturn. The discussion highlights the extreme improbability of such a scenario occurring. Overall, the concept raises fascinating questions about black hole physics, despite its impracticality.
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ok il say this now I am curious what would happen if you were able to bend the accretion disk and the ergosphere so that they bend passed the outer horizon and into the inner horizon were the singularity is located i know this is a 0.0000000000000000001 chance of happening but it would be a sight to behold if it happend
 
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… what would happen if you were able to bend the accretion disk and the ergosphere so that they bend passed the outer horizon and into the inner horizon were the singularity is located

you can't bend the ergosphere (it's completely determined by the mass the charge and the rotation of the black hole)

and the accretion disc is no more solid than the rings of Saturn :smile:
 

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